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That is a lovely article . I wonder if she relates to Eilat or to the light god 'Lugh' ?

I really dont know which comes first tbh. I get that the sacred feminine has been lost from various cultures at various times but I wonder if that is more a result of harsh times when men needed to take control for warfare or some harsh transitional period. In the UK the feminine returned when we were a stable and rich country and that has fallen away again as we got poorer and more stressed. It's very sad tbh :(

I understand Aether quite well, but it seems to be a zone that falls out of favour during times of strife :/

I like your articles, its refreshing to break out of the simplistic narratives that generally take over these subjects.

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Very interesting!

So ancient Arabic religions also had a "trinity"!

Let's have some fun......

It's the same "God" throughout time, just called and worshipped differently by "the tribes"....

Afterall, God, Allah,Abba is eternal.

"We are all children of God".

Implies that God seeded man and woman upon the Earth realm.

This could only be done by immaculate conception of a worthy female ... hence (through time, admiration and variance) became a "Goddess".

This is the major significance of the importance of the female!

The original worthy female bears a Son, the Son of God.

That Son then has other offspring as "branches of God's seed".

IT IS THE FEMALE THAT ETERNALLY CARRIES THE SEED OF GOD.

Man is the continuence of God's seed and creation.

The "spirit of innocence" of a child.

Akin to the reverent spirit of The Holy Ghost.

Unblemished and uncorrupted.

The spirit (character) of the child echos it's former male Father characteristics, all the way back to God, the Father of all.

"The mind of a child is truely amazing" - Yoda.

The Adam and Eve story in Genesis 2 is written in a completely different style than the first chapter.

Full of timing and order inconsistencies, not plain speaking, confusing and almost "copy and paste" like......

Sins are "ailments" from unhealthy, unwise practices , physically, mentally and spiritually.

Used by the forbidden temples as a control mechanism.

Why would God put a forbidden tree (first dielectic) in his perfect garden!

It makes no sense.

I'm enjoying the deep dives, thanks for all the work shared.

"The truth shall set us Free".

Jesus the Christ, the Son of God.

Cheers,

Michael.

P.S. That means the original Son of God had children......Hmmm.

The Noah flood, eradicated the corrupted flesh, God started the cycle again.

"The woman of the seas".....

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